The Alliance for Accountable Governance (AFAG) wants a full forensic audit of the Ghana Gold Board. This is due to concerns about how the board has managed its money.
AFAG believes there may have been financial recklessness and unclear spending. They also suspect possible conflicts of interest within the board.
A leading member of AFAG, Dr Samuel Kwadwo Frimpong, spoke about these issues at a news conference in Accra. He specifically mentioned concerns regarding the board's financial activities in 2025.
The Ghana Gold Board is an institution supported by the state. Its role involves the buying of gold in the country.
AFAG's demand highlights a call for greater transparency and accountability in state-backed financial institutions.
Further details on the specific financial irregularities suspected by AFAG were not immediately available.